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Corynne McSherry, legal director of the EFF, said it will still be possible for copyright owners to use some automated tools to go after online pirates. For example, they can send out notices automatically for files that duplicate ones already taken down, or whose audio and video substantially match their works.
"Plenty of rights owners are already doing this kind of thing," McSherry said. What they can't do, she added, is automate the process in a way that prevents them from identifying fair uses, which Universal's approach did.
A "plaintiff may seek recovery of nominal damages for an injury incurred as a result of a ... misrepresentation," wrote judge Richard C Tallman, in a decision that authorizes the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) to move forward with a 2007 lawsuit against Universal music on behalf of YouTube user Stephanie Lenz. "Fair use is not just excused by the law, it is wholly authorized by the law."
Nadia Kayyali, responsable des questions de surveillance à l'Electronic Frontier Foundation, une organisation à but non lucratif qui défend les libertés civiles, remarque que la nouvelle loi tranche avec le discours habituel des corps policiers au sujet des drones.
«Les policiers disent vouloir des drones pour aider les opérations de recherche et de sauvetage, ou en cas de déversement toxique, dit-elle en entrevue. Or, on voit ici qu'ils font du lobbying pour des activités qui n'ont rien à voir avec cet usage.»
The Electronic Frontier Foundation represented Lenz and said Monday's ruling has ramifications beyond her case.
"Today's ruling sends a strong message that copyright law does not authorize thoughtless censorship of lawful speech," EFF Legal Director Corynne McSherry said in a statement.
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"Today's ruling sends a strong message that copyright law does not authorize thoughtless censorship of lawful speech. … The decision made by the appeals court today has ramifications far beyond Ms. Lenz's rights to share her video with family and friends. We will all watch a lot of online video and analysis of presidential candidates in the months to come, and this ruling will help make sure that information remains uncensored."
The suit, known as the "dancing baby" case, has become famous for its focus on the kind of Internet activity that millions of ordinary people engage in, posting candid videos of family and friends that may only incidentally include copyrighted media like songs. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, an advocacy group that represented Ms. Lenz in her lawsuit against Universal, called the judges' decision a victory for Internet users.
"Today's ruling sends a strong message that copyright law does not authorize thoughtless censorship of lawful speech," Corynne McSherry, the foundation's legal director, said in a statement.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said copyright holders can't demand videos and other content that uses their material be taken down without determining whether they constitute "fair use." It's the first circuit court to issue such a ruling, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the civil liberties group that represented Lenz in her lawsuit.
Prince video case: California court makes it tougher for music, movie industries to take down Web postings
"(The) ruling sends a strong message that copyright law does not authorize thoughtless censorship of lawful speech," said Corynne McSherry, legal director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which represents Lenz.
In an opinion (PDF) published this morning, the three-judge panel found that Universal Music Group's view of fair use is flawed. The record label must face a trial over whether it wrongfully sent a copyright takedown notice over a 2007 YouTube video of a toddler dancing to a Prince song. That toddler's mother, Stephanie Lenz, acquired pro bono counsel from the Electronic Frontier Foundation. The EFF in turn sued Universal in 2007, saying that its takedown practices violated the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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The Effect of Six Weeks of Squat, Plyometric and Squat-Plyometric Training on Power Production
ABSTRACT Explosive leg power is a key ingredient to maximizing vertical jump performance. In training, the athlete must use the most effective program to optimize leg power development. The purpose of this study was to compare the effectiveness of three training programs - squat (S), plyometric (P) and squat-plyometric (SP) - in increasing hip and thigh power production as measured by vertical jump. Forty-eight subjects were divided equally into four groups: S, P, SP or control (C). The subjects trained two days a week for a total of seven weeks, which consisted of a one-week technique learning period followed by a six- week periodized S, P or SP training program. Hip and thigh power were tested before and after training using the vertical jump test, and the alpha level was set at 0.05. Statistical analysis of the data revealed a significant increase in hip and thigh power production, as measured by vertical jump, within all three treatment groups. The SP group achieved a statistically greater improvement (p < 0.0001) than the S or P groups alone. Examination of the mean scores shows that the S group increased 3.30 centimeters in vertical jump, the P group increased 3.81 centimeters and the SP group increased 10.67 centimeters. The results indicate that both S and P training are necessary for improving hip and thigh power production as measured by vertical jumping ability.
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- "Powerlifting is the term used to describe maximal one time heavy lifting which consists of the squat, bench-press and deadlift (Chiu, 2007). All of these exercises have been regarded as essential exercises in strength training programs, and have been shown to improve physical fitness (Adams et al. 1992; Mayhew et al. 1997). Similarly, weightlifting exercises are performed in an explosive fashion (Hori et al. 2005; Storey & Smith, 2012), and have shown benefits for sprinting (Hoffman et al. 2004; Tricoli et al. 2005) and jumping (Tricoli et al. 2005) in athletes. "
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ABSTRACT: This paper aims to determine acute responses of standardized resistance training load on cardio-respiratory variables in recreationally active participants. The methodology involved twelve recreationally active males with an age of 23.5 (± 4.07) years, a mass of 70.5 (± 7.84 kg), a height of 1.69 (± 0.06 m), and a body mass index of 24.8 (± 2.14) kg/m2). The participants performed an exercise protocol that comprises five exercises on a standardized load. Each exercise was performed in a duration of 60 seconds with uncontrolled lifting velocity. Cardio-respiratory responses were measured using a portable metabolic system analyzer during the exercises. A wrist digital blood pressure monitor was used to determine pre- and post-protocol blood pressure responses. Based on the results, pre- and post-protocol systolic (p=0.744) and diastolic (p=0.758) blood pressure indicated no significant responses. However, significant differences were observed in pre- and post-heart rate responses (p=0.000). Peak cardio-respiratory responses recorded during the protocol were 30.2 (± 4.02) ml/Kg/min for oxygen consumption, 138 (± 61.9) bpm for heart rate, and 633 (± 71.2) kcal for energy expenditure (estimated per hour). On average, the Metabolic Equivalent of Task (MET) was recorded at a value of 8.62 (± 1.19). For a short duration standardized load circuit training exercise protocol, cardio respiratory responses were similar to other protocols. The metabolic cost of the predefined exercises was nearly half of the recommended energy expenditure through exercise per week. The prescribed protocol was comparable with other exercise protocols for cardiorespiratory variables. The single set protocol used was efficient in terms of caloric expenditure, and was less strenuous over similar exercise duration. Furthermore, the prescribed protocol is applicable and beneficial for active and healthy individuals.04/2015; 4(1). DOI:10.15282/mohe.v4i0.33
- "Strength training programs performed under stable conditions are excellent for improving muscle force and power (ACSM, 2009; Kraemer and Ratamess, 2004), along with jumping ability (Adams et al., 1992). Among the different strength training modalities, circuit weight training is particularly effective at improving performance in untrained men (Harber et al., 2004). "
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So, an ISU fan walks into a bar with another fan and a couple more other ones. Of all those fans the bartender singles out the ISU fan and says, "Hey, smellbag, I hate you." then everyone laughs and someone punches the ISU fan in the balls.
So, an iowa state fan showed up at a bbq and asked if they had any heinz57 sauce for his steak! he said "make mine medium well and do you have any heinz57 for my steak".
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I feel like I was just asked by an African prince for my social security number & bank account numbers.
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Yeah... neither of those make sense, and they're not funny. I'd say good try, but it really wasn't...
Here, let me break down the formula for you:
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It's amazing how geographically close the states Iowa and Kansas are, but wow, the difference in education is astounding. Try reading a class textbook sometime cd33, if you have any. Note to education majors in the state of Iowa: don't get lured into teaching jobs in Kansas, you'll regret it big time.
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roger! looks like you figured out how to use your simples
Could this be Roger Sprague's non-union, Kansas State equivalent? Roger Spraguerro?
Err....were those supposed to be jokes in the OP?
I knew this was stupid when he started with " some bros." No one uses "bros" even jokingly unless they are a complete ******.
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I like the punch line in this one but the delivery is a little off. What if it took place in a bar? Just a suggesto.
Heres a joke: KSU sucks ***.
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I like the punch line in this one but the delivery is a little off. What if it took place in a bar? Just a suggesto.
Your jokes sucked move along......
Here's one for people who have seen "The Aristocrats" (or know the joke).
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INDIANAPOLIS - The NFL Combine is the biggest job interview that any football player will have in their career and seven Buckeyes will get their chances to meet with NFL executives and head coaches as they explain why a team should take a chance on them in the draft.
For former Ohio State tight end Jake Stoneburner the path to the draft has seen him change positions (back-and-forth) a couple of times and be involved in some pretty lean years from an offensive standpoint with the Buckeyes.
In the 2012 season the Dublin (Ohio) native had 16 receptions for 269 yards and four touchdowns. Over his Buckeye career he had 53 total receptions and 13 touchdowns at a position (when he played tight end) that hasn't seen a lot of action throughout the years, at least prior to the arrival of Urban Meyer.
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Re: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts Of Empire review thread
KingstonTrekker wrote:
I really liked the Romulan/Spock portions of the book. Very engaging stuff.
Glad to hear it.
KingstonTrekker wrote:
The Sisko parts didn't work as well for me.
I felt that several of his actions (e.g. how he left Kassidy) didn't align with his character. He also came off as whiny and more than a bit of a jerk (this element continued through to his command of the Robinson). I also felt that the flashbacks to the earlier Tzenekthi War didn't meld effectively (or at all) with the present-day story.
I suspected that the Sisko aspect of the tale might prove a tougher sell, for several reasons. Sorry it didn't work for you, but as a reader and fan of the continuing
Deep Space Nine
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My major beef with the book is...
My major beef with the book is that it is really two books in one --- the Sisko and Spock stories never come together (except for Sisko's meeting with Donatra). This could very easily have been two separate books --- with each story being fleshed out in more detail and receiving more comprehensive treatment.
The book could have been longer, of course, but from my perspective, it ended up precisely as long as it needed to be in order for me to tell the story I wished to tell.
KingstonTrekker wrote:
I rated the book "Above Average" due to the excellent Spock story. The Siskso plot, in my opinion, was Below Average.
Good news, bad news, huh? Oh well.
TerraUnam wrote:
I didn't expect...
I didn't expect the Imperial Romulan State/Romulan Star Empire conflict to be resolved so soon.
For me, as both a reader and a writer, I like the unexpected.
TerraUnam wrote:
All eyes in the Federation turn to the Cardassians next.
You might be surprised.
KingstonTrekker wrote:
I also felt...
I also felt that Donatra fell much too easily for the trap set for her. The author tried to stress that she had few other options available to her, but she was much too bright to travel to Romulus and to trust the Praetor.
Another aspect of this development comes from the fact that Donatra truly wanted an undivided Romulan Empire, and so wanted to do what she could to make that happen. Note that she decided that if the summit appeared as though it would fail, she would assassinate Tal'Aura herself, even at the cost of Donatra's own life, because removing the praetor from office, even in that way, would be in the bests interests of the Romulan people.
TerraUnam wrote:
The launch of...
The launch of Typhon I was also cool.
That also seemed to be an editorial mandate. DRGIII mentioned he had two and I'll wager that was one of them.
How much did you wager? And shall I tell you where to send me a check?
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...does sisko , finlly get some direction, casue this limbo thing has played itself out..
I believe that he does.
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The Chinese online review space is varied and constantly changing. Online travel agencies host the majority of traveler reviews, but a new entrant is gaining ground. China's metasearch leader, Qunar, saw review volume explode 420% from 2012 to 2013. In comparison, all other review sites in China increased 95%.
The way reviews are being submitted has also changed. Now, travelers are submitting reviews via their phones. Qunar has adapted to this consumer behavior trend and accepts and solicits reviews by text message one of the initiatives that has enabled it to gain ground against online travel agencies.
"Increasingly mobile-connected Chinese travelers are bringing their affinity for social media to the online travel world in the form of traveler reviews," says PhoCusWright analyst Maggie Rauch. "As intermediaries compete for their attention across devices, online agencies, metasearch sites and review sites are all encouraging users to share their impressions with other travelers."
Chinese Internet users are eager to comply. The country's social media environment has quickly become a crucial part of travel shopping. This report, Traveler Reviews and Social Media in China, leveraging social data through Circos Brand Karma, is the first of its kind to focus on the Chinese travel market and examine the role and impact of traveler review content on China's online travel ecosystem.
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